Mihirakula

Mihirakula was the King of the White Huns from 502 to 530, succeeding Toraman.

Biography
Mihirakula was the son of King Toraman of the White Huns, and Cosmas Indicopleustes said that "he was quick of talent and naturally brave." He led the conquest of neighboring provinces of India without exception, and his territory included Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh. In 528, Yadodharman of Malwa defeated him in battle, and he was briefly taken prisoner before being released. Mihirakula headed to Kashmir, where the king received him with honor, but Mihirakula overthrew the king and took power for himself. Mihirakula moved west and sacked Gandhara, destroying the Buddhist temples and killing many inhabitants. However, he died shortly afterwards.